Dionne warwick. New information tonight about a troubling story we have been following out of st. Louis where dozens of black mothers may have been lied to, told their newborns had died, instead their newborns were stolen and put up for adoption. Diane eastabrook is in chicago with more. Diane. Yes john. The city of st. Louis says its getting dozens of dozens of calls from families where they feel their family members have been illegally adopted from the homer g. Phillips hospital. Trying to identify adoption records from centuries ago. Seeing her mother for the first time over skype is raising hope for similar reunions. When i saw her moving and her mannerism and everything, i said thats me. That is me reporter medical staff at homer g. Phillips told her her premature baby died the shortly after birth 50 years ago. Back then, doctors and nurses were held with such high esteem, you believed it. And mine was believable because i was so early. Reporter earlier this week prices attorney f
Hell try to encourage his allies to continue to pressure the white house and scuffer the deal. While that might be tricky mr. Netanyahu will no doubt continue the rhetoric weve heard from him for quite some time. Mr. Netanyahu has been criticized any kind of deal with iran or at least warning the world as he sees it the threat of iran for years now. Hes made two speeches to the u. S. Congress most recently a month ago he has spoken for the u. N. General assembly. All of those speeches were about the threat to iran. Now here we are with the framework agreement, and mr. Netanyahu saying very much the same. This deal not only threatens in his words the middle east or world, but it threatens the very existence of israel. He most certainly will carry on with the rhetoric and most certainly continue to criticize this deal. Its, of course, very clear that not only mr. Netanyahu is unhappy with this deal so too is his security cabinet as well. And as he alluded to israeli objections may not be
And its such relief for me as well and lots of other mothers that were like me. Reporter her story of great personal loss was documented in an awardwinning movie and the woman who was forced to give up her son shares her story with the pope. All eyes are on russia as the sochi olympics are officially underway. The most expensive Olympic Games in history began smoothly on thursday and qualifying events took place and the olympians arrived and the Opening Ceremony is coming soon and they talked about gay rights and security and promising a safe olympics and rolling out 37,000 police and Security Officers and good morning and welcome to Al Jazeera America and im stephanie sy and we are in sochi and good morning and a pretty routine start to the games despite the weeks of anxiety leading up to it. Yeah, well stephanie i suppose as routine as any large Opening Ceremony can be in the most expensive Winter Olympics there has ever been. But, yeah, the Olympic Games always start with a huge gre
Contestant why he decided to run for congress. We begin tonight with espionage and angry accusations. The Obama Administration accusing russia of leaking a secret recording of a diplomatic phone call. The lan wanting was blunt and crude. Mike viqueira has been following the response out of washington. Mike, an embarrassment for the u. S. No question the United States and administration has struggled to deal with the crisis in ukraine. It continues to escalate. The violence in the streets in the city squares there between the opposition and the government. But today a glimpse behind the curtain of american diplomacy turned out to be an embarrassment. The assistant secretary of state victoria neulander. She may be familiar to viewers. She was a spokesperson for Hillary Clinton when she was secretary of state. She was evidently eavesdropped on and recorded a conversation she had with the ambassador to ukraine. They were trying to cook up a plan to ease the crisis in kiev. Some sort of pow
Now the highlycharged trial begins. Plus, play it again. A stolen strait various is recovered, tonight we talk to the man who young restored the 5 million instrument. With begin with the developing story on iraq its from Human Rights Watch the in a report the organization documents widespread abuse of thousands of women and girls. The charges include allegation of systematic torture and the threat of sexual abuse, arrests, based on coercion and secret testimony, and the an women and chirp held for months even years before seeing a judge, some of the women who have been freed are speaking out and telling stories of brutality and injustice. Translator all in all i was tortured for seven days. They tied my hands, stripped my clothes. And covered my legs with ice. It was during the month of february, so it was very cold. I felt like my fingers were broken from the cold. The beating. The cursing and the insults. And joining us now on the testifying is the director of global initiatives at H